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Hello!

I'm in the process of benchmarking a cloud, and have written scripts 
that capture FIO output from X runs (using the --minimal option).

I run 4 different tests, for seq read/write and random read/write. I've 
found that the write output is in field $25 and the read output is in 
$6, but I'm struggling with min, max and stddev of the latency (clat). 
Also, I've read that it changes from usec to msec where it's convenient. 
Any tips as to getting out the values in msec always?

Thanks